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30 years on from history being made! Frankie Dettori https://t.co/TlyZhOenrf

Our 2026 Ascot Stakes winner, Kizlyar, has landed in Melbourne🇦🇺🐨🦘

Our 2026 Ascot Stakes winner, Kizlyar, has landed in Melbourne🇦🇺🐨🦘

RT British Champions Day: Ascot Racecourse specialist Docklands is set to return to the scene of his G1 Queen Anne Stakes success, with Harry Eustace hoping…

RT British Champions Day: Ascot Racecourse specialist Docklands is set to return to the scene of his G1 Queen Anne Stakes success, with Harry Eustace hoping…

Last week, 89 Ascot Racecourse colleagues came together to support a range of local charities and community organisations, dedicating their time, energy and skills to make a positive difference across our region. Working alongside our community partners, teams took on a variety of hands-on projects, including cleaning, repairing, decorating and gardening, helping to enhance spaces and facilities that support local people every day. From restoring essential equipment and refreshing outdoor areas to tackling practical improvement projects, colleagues rolled up their sleeves to transform tired and underused spaces into welcoming, functional environments for the communities they serve. We are incredibly proud of everyone who volunteered throughout the week. In total, we racked up 470 volunteer hours – an equivalent of 67 volunteer days. Their enthusiasm, teamwork and commitment have made a tangible and lasting impact for local charities and the people they support. Thank you to all our volunteers, and to the 15 fantastic organisations that welcomed us. Camp Mohawk Dingley's Promise Slough foodbank Sport In Mind Thames Hospice Windsor Foodshare Youthline

Which Al Qareem Cumberland Lodge Stakes win is your favourite? 🏆 The only three-time winner of the BetMGM Cumberland Lodge Stakes in its 75-year history 🤯 Join us next weekend for the BetMGM Autumn Racing Weekend 🎟️ https://t.co/mNCc50IIuS

Everybody at Ascot was deeply saddened to hear the news of Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s death. He was a hugely significant figure in British racing as an owner and breeder and will be much missed. His colours were carried to victory at Royal Ascot seven times, including by Mtoto twice who won the Prince of Wales’s Stakes in 1987 and 1988 and most recently by Addeybb in the 2019 Wolferton Stakes. Mtoto also won the 1988 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes. Our thoughts are with his family at this difficult time.

Happy Birthday Ryan Moore!🎂 Perfect excuse to bring out this edit again🤩 https://t.co/ugP53q9T1Q

From the archives…Moments before Frankel made his unforgettable 2011 St James’s Palace Stakes victory ❤️ Juddmonte | William Buick | Frankie Dettori https://t.co/YLFCQ08gEl